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Eugene SUE - Signed Autograph Letter - to Léonce de Lamothe - 1857Eugene SUE - Signed Autograph Letter - to Léonce de Lamothe - 1857Eugène Sue (26 January 1804 – 3 August 1857 in Annecy) was a French writer famous for his soap operas. He is best known for \'Les Mystères de Paris\' and \'Le Juif errant\'. His works often address social and political themes, influencing popular literature of the nineteenth century.Léonce de Lamothe (1812-1874) was a lawyer, archaeologist and columnist, member of the commission des Monuments historiques de la Gironde and secretary general of the Académie nationale des sciences, belles-lettres et arts de Bordeaux.\"It is in return for a rather long absence sir that I receive the letter that you do me the honor of writing to me asking permission to reproduce a part of the \"Smoires\". It is with the greatest pleasure, sir, that I hasten to grant you this permission, with the assurance of my most distinguished feelings.\" Eugène Sue Aux Bordes Beaugency, Loiret »Careful shippingReturn acceptedSue Eugene, letter, manuscript, autograph, signed, Beauregard, Loiret, curiosity, sympathy, Mother MarieSue Eugene, letter, manuscript, autograph, signed, Beauregard, Loiret, curiosity, sympathy, Mother Marie Eugene SUE - Signed Autograph Letter - to Léonce de Lamothe - 1857Eugène Sue (26 January 1804 – 3 August 1857) was a French writer famous for his soap opera novels. He is best known for \'Les Mystères de Paris\' and \'Le Juif errant\'. His works often address social and political themes, influencing 19th-century popular literature.Léonce de Lamothe (1812-1874) was a lawyer, archaeologist and columnist, member of the commission des Monuments historiques de la Gironde and secretary general of the Académie nationale des sciences, belles-lettres et arts de Bordeaux.\"It is in return for a rather long absence sir that I receive the letter that you do me the honour of writing to me asking permission to reproduce part of the introduction to Sorenlis’ memoirs. It is with the greatest pleasure, sir, that I hasten to grant you this permission, with the assurance of my most distinguished feelings.\" Eugène Sue Aux Bordes Beaugency, Loiret »Careful shipping
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